ansible-sshd/vars/main.yml

__sshd_config_file: "/etc/ssh/sshd_config"
__sshd_config_owner: "root"
__sshd_config_group: "root"
__sshd_config_mode: "0600"
__sshd_hostkey_owner: "root"
__sshd_hostkey_group: "root"
__sshd_hostkey_mode: "0600"
# The OpenSSH 5.3 in RHEL6 does not support "Match all" so we need a workaround
__sshd_compat_match_all: Match all
# The hostkeys not supported in FIPS mode, if applicable
__sshd_hostkeys_nofips: []

__sshd_required_facts:
  - distribution
  - distribution_major_version
  - os_family

__sshd_skip_virt_env:
  - docker
  - podman
  - container
  - containerd
  - VirtualPC

__sshd_binary: /usr/sbin/sshd
__sshd_service: sshd
__sshd_sftp_server: /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server

__sshd_defaults: {}
__sshd_os_supported: false
__sshd_sysconfig_supports_crypto_policy: false
__sshd_sysconfig_supports_use_strong_rng: false

# The runtime directory is used by systemd to provide termoporary directory for the service
# This is used as a RuntimeDirectory= option in the service file and it needs to exist
# before running sshd for example in the validate mode.
__sshd_runtime_directory: ~
__sshd_runtime_directory_mode: "0755"

# this is the path to the main sshd_config which is checked for Include directive when
# drop-in directory is used
__sshd_main_config_file: ~

__sshd_drop_in_dir_mode: '0755'

# The list of hostkeys to check when there are none listed in configuration file.
# This is usually the case when the selection is up to the OpenSSH defaults or
# drop-in directory is used.
__sshd_verify_hostkeys_default: []

# This switch can control if the validate step is supported by the target OS.
# This is useful for very old OpenSSH or for tests that generate invalid configurations
__sshd_supports_validate: true